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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-28

STATEs-Neglected.
RAILROADs-Dull;s sales $9l7, 900.
STOCEs-The stock market occupied =
lower range of values than yesterday, and
with the exception of one or two spurts the
course OF prices was generally downward,
although the declines in most cases are not
equal to those recorded at the opening. The
news of the day was mixed in its character.
The general feeling, in consequence OF the
unsatisfactory condition of the coal trade
and the uncertainty in regard to the effects
of the Interstate Commerce bill, is rather
in favor of lower prices. There was de-
cidedly weak opening, the declines ranging
in the general list from ! to !, while Jersey
Central was down II and Louisville and
Nashville II. Tie decline con-
tinued in early dealings on
an active trading, but the market was quiet
and rallied, prices being carried generally
small fractions above opening figures. The
market sagged Off slowly until after IL
o'clock, after which 4 general adj
vince took place, when prices
were generally brought up to
the highest figures of the morning. A
slight recession occurred in the last hour,
but the market closed steady to firm, gen
orally small fractions above the opening.
Sales. 2i1 800 shares. Cameron Coal is up
q, while the general list almost invariably
shows declines, except Norfolk and West
ern preferred, which is down Il, and Ore
gon Navigation down !. Quotations closed
bid as follows:
Adams Express III; American Express
1911; Canada Pacific CD; Central Pacific
3Gl; Chesapeake and Ohio 81; do preferred
firsts Is; do seconds o.; Chicago and
Alton, l43; dOpretcrred l55; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy 1873; Delaware and
Hudson, 1919; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western 13l.; Denver and Rio Grande,
-; Erie 81; do preferred 6S; Fl Wayne,
l4G; Illinois Central, 1922; Lake Shore,
81; Michigan Central 50; Minneapolis
aud st. Louis, III; do preferred, II;
Missouri Pacific, 105l Northern Pacific,
2Gf; do preferred, SO; Chicago and North
western, 111s; do preferred, 1881; New
York Central, liz; Oregon Transconti-
mental 3O5 Pacific Mail, 50i Panama, -;
Peoria, u. {; f. SO Pittshurg, Isl; Pull
man Palace Car, 146; Reading, 31ss; Rock
island l2l,; ST. Louis and San Francisco,
30; do preferred, 64i; do first preferred,
Iii; St. Paul. Minneapolis and Minnesota
ia; st. Paul and Omaha IL do preferred
IU7; Texas Pacific, 22i; Union Pacific, 56s;
United States Express 62!; Western Union
Telegraph zig.
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B. C, NJ. RAILROAD.

B.. c. & 2. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire at 9S5 g. m for Summerfeld
and GAINESVILLE.
Leave Bellaire az 300 p. m. for wOOdsfeld and
Summerfeld.
Leave Bellaire AZ $40 p. M for woodsfeld.
Arrive at Bellaire 800 IN, 1850 p. N. and los
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HTbeeling Resister
Grarelers' 6uids.
/ Depart. Arrive

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AEXPLANArIoN OF REFERENCE MARKS: SDaiIy.
Sunday excepted. monday excepted Wheel
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RrLrurcc It's causes, and new and success
uthfNtAS ful CURE at your own home, b.
one who was deaf twenty eight
Dyears Treated by most OF the noted special
SIS without benefit CURED HIMSELF IN three
mouths, and since then hundreds Of others
Full particulars sent On application 7. >
PAGE, No. Il West 3lst 81, New York City.
oclls eod-yb
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Ca>ital Prize, $50 900.

2l19 Prizes, amounting to 535 900
Application for rates TO clubs should be made
only 10 the office Of the Company in New Or.
leans.
For further information write clearly, giving
full address. POSTAL NOTES. Express
Money Orders or New York Exchange in ordinary
letter, Currency by express lat our expensc) al
dressed M. A. DAUPH1N,
New Orleans, La.
Or; NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. 4.
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Cancer Of the Tongue.

Cancer Of the Tongue.
My wife, some three or four years ago. was trou
o.ed with an ulcer on the side OF her tongue near
the throat. The pam WAS lnceSsant, causing lass
OF sleep and producing great nervous prostraton.
Accompanying thS trouble was rheumatism. IL
had passed from tho shoulders aud conferred IN the
@rStOf one hand, she almost losing the use OF II.
Between the suffering OF the two, life had grown
ourdensOme BY the use OF a halt dozen small
sized bottles OF Swttts Specific, she was entirely
relieved and restored TO health. This was three
years ago, and there has been no return of the dis
ease. II i. MIDDLEBROOKS
Sparta, Ga, June 5, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
TAE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta, ca
wv, I'D 81, NIX,
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Xotttrr.

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi An
nual Drawings ofthe Louisiana State Lottery CON-
pany, and in person manage and control the
drawings themselves, and that the same are con.
Quoted with honesty, fairness and in good faith
toward all parties, and we authorize the company
10 use this certificate, with facsmiles of our sig
natures attached, in It's advertisements"
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the Liquor Habit can he
lInUNktHuE SAcured by administering DIR.
eHV"H.""eVS m AIHRSf COL nENAPE-

EITIt. IL can De oven IN cupof cOfef or
tea without the knowledge Of the person taking
il, efecting . speedy and permanent cure
whether the patient II q moderate drinker OF an
alcoholic wreck. Thousands Of drinkards have
been made temperate men who have taken The
Golden Specific In their coffee without their
knowledge. and today believe they quit drink
ing Of their own free will. For sale by LOGAN
* CO., Druggists, wheeling. W. Va mai
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for SALE.

INoR sALE-CoRNER LOT ON GREENBACK
u street. lKirkwood,) Bridgeport, o. VIII be
sold cheap IL sold soon. Call on or address J. 7.
HANES, Real Estate Agent Martins Ferry, o.
seloh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-28

WI. ROBINSON,
General Yreix;ti and Psscnyer Asspf'
@ l. WILLIAM,
Assistant superintendent,
PsrkefsbufE. w. Va.
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Railroads.

KANAWHA AND OHIO RAILWAY,
Time card in effect November -, 1856 Run
ming through between Charleston and Columbus,
without change Of cars. Trains will arrive and
depart As follows, Central Standard Time:
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money g I-2a4 lie Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and Steady-stocks Lower-Flour
Quiet and Unchanged--wheat Lower.
NEW YORK, January 27.-Money on
call easy at 2la49 per cent, last loan at B
per cent, closing offered fat; prime mer-
camille paper 6a7 per cent; sterling ex-
change firm to strong at S4fa4S7!.
GOYERNMENTS-Dull and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-28

CAT poMVN WANTED 70 ssll sursery stock.
SALESoMbN Liberal wage, Isnpanspt Pc
siiions. For particulars .ddress CHAHts sisn y:
CHASE q Kaa Park. Rochesssr, y. Il jsDAs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-28

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot.
teries which may be presented at our counters
j. III. OGLESBY. Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank
Il. LANAUN. Pres State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank
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All trains daily except sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport nj .l2p. m.06 city
time) arrive nj Chicago vt - follow Ing morning.
Trains leave Cleveland for wheeling NJ Di0
p. m, arriyngat 81 pm.
Leave Cleveland ITO y. IN, arrive NJ Brdsc-
port nj TAI A. nj
v A PORD,
Gen Ps,s. aud Ticket Agent, pttsburg, "a
JANgS H0REA,
Gerersi nsrsTer .ri'ishrrs -.
DITTBBuRG. CINCINNATI ST. LoCls RR
n.HAnile kuuteD
Time table Tor Fast and West crricCtH. b Soy.
t. ls,6 Trims lsrye Pan. Handle station. iDt
OF Eleventh street near public landing. ~ follows
-fSnirsl standard Time:
Pitt EsVi F1t Isr.
srkriOss. Fps ESpI trpbKIps
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SUNDAYt.
Leave the City at 500 a. m, and every hour to
900 y. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 900 g. m, and every
hour 10 1000 p. m.
The Church Train win leave Zach terminus at
LILO y. m. Z. IIlRSCH,
Superintendent.
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GINSENG.

Wheeling.
Market dull with prices at 81 rs to l 80
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time table taking effect January ah ~.
Passenger trains viii run ~ fJlIIws Central
time:
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7UHEELiNG AND ELM GROVE R. 10

On and amer Monday, November Is, 1886, Trains
on the Wheeling Il Elm Grove K. r., will run is
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MIR. AND MRS. BowsER.

Mrs. Il. Tells of the Long Agony that Pre-
ceded an Inflated Poker's Early De-
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Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CON.
ID psny On and afer December ~. 1856, pGsen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-28

CINCINNATI, o., January 27.-Hogs-
Active and firm; common and light 81 90
80; packing and butchers 81 7Oa5 10;
receipts :, 500 head; shipments 900 head.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

REGATTA ENTRIES.
Clubs That win rarticipsts and oarsnen
Nho WIn Be rresent.
The following is the official lis; OF entries
t, Ia

The following Is the official list OF entries
TO the forthcoming resa.ts.
Juaior single Senlls-Farragut Chicago.
Ill. John ". ke0gh. POT; Huron. Port
Huron, Mich, Denuis IAnn, fr.. Grand
River, Lansing. Mich, Fred. }. Blau.
u-Wash-ta- Nong. GfaDd Rapids, Mch.
Chss. Miller, Dudley Waters. Edward Tel
fer sylvan, Moline lis. William Watt.
Senior Single Sculs r arraEut. Chicago.
III. !. +. CorOeti: Port Huron. port Huron
Mich, James J. Lynn, Moloc. ST. Louis.
Mo. fred. q. Gsstricl.
Junior Double Sciis Grand River.
Lansing. Mich. Chas. A. COryel, boa.
Fred }. Blair stroke. q. . Pratt W +.
Jones. substitute. Counci. Blufa Council
Bluffs. Iowa F. Il. Se eidler bow. .. A.
Livingston, stroke. Port Huron. Port
Huron. Mich. y. T. lynn. how, Dennis
Lynn. Jr stroke
Senior Double Scnils Delaware Chicago.
ILL.,. john i. korl bow William Weiland.
stroke. Port HnroD. Port Huron, Mich,
Jas J Lynn, TOW. Dennis Ivun, Jr, stro ks.
Jnnior PaiFs-Detfolt Detroit Mich
Chas. ". Ha:rah. Dow Chss. +. Fair6.irn.
stroke. Jas. 5 Swan. + h. Lyon. subs,i
iutes Grand River taosiug. Nlch.. y X.
Garfield. bow, l.. Z, Ierkes sroke. +. A.
Gii&ey, VIM Nsedhsm, substitutes.
Senior Peirs Excelsior. Deuoii. Mich.
John II. Clegg COW Fred ID. .Standish.
sirOke- GranG River. Lansing Mich. Fred
J. Blair. bow. Chaa 4. Coryei. stroke NJ
J. Buck, J. Fl. Roe, substitutes
Junior FouTs-D Detroit, Detroit, Mich.
Cbas. W. Harrah, bow: Jas s s S.an, , +.
l.. Lyon, 3 Walte- X. Mcmillan. stroke.
Wash ta- Nopg. Grand Rapids. Mich: ".
Sargent, bow; Chas. McQue9an ,, !. Fox.
8, A. CsIoll, stroke. Han ly Russell. Hen
rg Bennett, substitutes. Grand River, Ian
sing, Mich. b. X. Canheid. COW. r. A.
Giikey. :, Wm. Needhan. ;, j. r Yerkes.
stroke. J. I'd. Roe. Elton Esselstyn. A. Y.
Phisier. +. J. North substitutes.
Senior Fours ITiilsdale. Hillsdele. Mich
Chls ". Terwilligsr. boz, Alex Stock, 2
louis +. BeckbaTdf. 3 I'd. l.. NanN aiken
Durgh. stroke. Homer r Mead, 5. c aowl.
son, substitutes. Port Huron. Port Huron.
Mich, Dennis Lynn, Jr.. bow d. Z. Lynn.
?. G. +. Lynn, 3. Jas. J. Lynn. stroke
sylvan. Molipe. HIS &. 4. Barnard. bow
J. " Cooper. , a. n. APP. 3. J. T. Flem-
inc. stroke; J. Wser. VIM. Watt, substi-
tues.
Four-oared Gigs Wolverine. Detroit
Mich. ThOs Welsh. bow; Otto Kulbe. .
John GosChenbOfeF 8 Samuel Carter.
stroke. Jos. Jeaklc Chas. V,zt. Samuel
Hewitt. Jas. Brennan. substitutes. Sylvan.
Moline. M. G v Barnsri. bow. !. 81.
cooper, = A. II. Arp. 3. J. L. Fleming
stroke. J. Wicer, Wm. Watt nubstitu;cs
Detroit. Detroit, Mich. Cbas " Hsrrah.
bow Jas Swa 2 F. * LYON. > Waite
Z. Mcmillan. stroke Wolverine. DetIoi,
Mich, Crew No. Patrick Jeakle. how: NJ
Bopgel .. Geo Nicholson. 3. !. Marker
stroke. Louis 6erou. Henry Eikhof. J
Msgerman. J. esrou substitutes
Crews sAo4d notify Hr g. n Norris
firsnd i'apids Mich. twcnty-lour hoa - in
advance By whai train nnd rairoaa they
expect 70 agsivs. to insure attention.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

eioek of stsek iss 5zys alter fsytoE re-
taftes1 - AFkzaszz. oat sfFsnke4 ~ srile
Ne at ths sea nt,o8 ~ tee m of 41c S4s
- s19z Eo<Ea 10 Hs4.a 49, lnacSe 1i1o -
e1y tAs stQeE sad s. ns o. rek assa @4s
- recesFe . c1rlas s1sstsa- 4 feee-sxd several
.-ttefs = kseb ] shewsa Or haa shoeo -
hesE1- oa lals 4 / Fers.ved t1as .sftss
frQ<a faFleF 4ad laYlled Heath - tas l1ss
s1d feac N tAs lslseF sz1 i4sl n1 s1e1
rvaalax li sesn ny h9soaad ca-es - ne
os1cs ~ = 1E1aksn c0D4.1Aon in sttes1ft-
i1s to npen t1e eeor he t1Tast hls hant
thros "a tke g.ass ~ pushed ooen tbs do0f.
sseafiaz ~ t4e ak4Egne. ben ~ sss
hsazs "a sacs-ssd hi1 ~ indm4es vita NE
snd demanded $50 o. Be .0Qtd barge Is
both vHn a5sstSFs Heath would have
stfack 8ln hls ( said be WA drunk ABd
asssd Hest1 70 90 sszy sad lezve Is To-
SetbsG After Heath hal gone J ASKED ny
nnsosn1 VIA hs meant ~ sgeh con1uct
BE said he was p2gf ahd Heath rich taAt
= sOa.1 c0n tass sn1 fsil the same story
tuat ss could kst large sum Of money.
sLu 20 "a some other town ! refused and
be wsus away threatening "a rain nS. she
thea s4Ys ttzt aer oo1daet sss Ter eclly
proper and prags for al absolute divorce
and the CUSTODY Of he chiidFen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
WssT SIDE MATTERS.
pisgracefnl Row on West Bridg
street BIN Personsi Matters.

A Disgraeefnl Row on West Bridge
street BIN Pers0nsi Matters.
disgraceiul row took place between two
young men named George Van Gort and
Stephen Schsuman st late hour Friday
night on West Bridge Street hill over a
couple Of girls who We're yitn them al the
TINE. The youhg men decorated each 9TH
ers orbs IA al the cooIs Of The rainbow
and Il young man Who Witnessed the scene
says that the girls. who are we'll known III
West Side circles. entered the match with
tooth and nail, aud be arr was blue with
the vile language they gave utterance TO.
The trouble was caused by ScbauInan, who
made remark refectlng on the character
OF Van Gorts girl. and as the whole party
had been imbIbing too freely. IL needed but
a few words from the lips of the injured
damsel TO tire the blood Of her lover, and
turning on ms heel be struck Schsuman A
singing blow in The face. The young men
are both badly used up and the faces OF the
fral females are also badly scratched
MANY Of lhe West Siders wilespend Sun
dsv at MacaIawa Park and Ottawa Beach.
Miss Libbie Newman. ot West Futon-st.,
will spend Sunday with Macatawa friends
7. ". S.rahan will take trip to Ottawa
Beach TO-DAY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
{ XCO MN UNICATED
The CHURCH AND Or. melyNn.
The oracisi Letter Cutting the Doctor on
from the coInsannlon aud the Sac
Fsmenss Of the Church aud
From Part in lie
Prayers.
Nav Yosk June The following will
be published IN tomorrows cIthoiie Meas

Nxs Yoss June The following will
be published IN tomorrow cIfioiie Ne'ss
-iOsneial
20 a tey refeEsud elsrsf and faithful isit,
o. the alcn-diocesf of Aew NoTs. 81 IS known
iIar oa the tfn Gay of Ma i.t7 the sHcfod
Congregation of Toe Propaganda aCmoni,ned
Rev. Dr. Edward AcGssuu lare re Tor Of 81
~tephca sh8fch ~ tais c.;f. that he bad al
itafy rendered hiassclf liable 70 ecclesiastical
eeneiFe ey disooeying the positive commrnd cf
The sovereign iontih gttei Jan
nary H. Wishing, however. =
deal lenicnt+y pi,H nip. the sscrei
c'usFes sa4oa RETAINED fron intic'tng feu-uie.
ana osrrirz him flrfhfrorpoIunitg - b. hea ri
in bis oa a srhalf gave BIN ma a pvfemisfJ
order % prevent Ail1 e 90 f.onle W;faiu faTiy
daye ifOn te recent lht let e. containing such
of Ser auduT pain OF '.xcDu llpalea l)l % be in
ca rcd ips1 facto a. nomaua'uin. b's letter wss
duly ueilycfod O. Rev. ~. Nceivno. ard as he
allowed toe day1 ~ grace - pas. uuheeded u be-
came oar sad dIts 20 not; hun that he had IN
cured bY his nfvu act. this pen,ats oi excommu.
Question uy Dame Wl rshg De = egt oi from the
cormuDiOl oi the church. ir,ln Il ,acran ents.
and participation 10 t, pral err, aaf shou be
pt-acrcfe ni las vp1tumfcF. lenflTed ol the right
AZ g. an a. f1rs,ian burial
10 ba- bee suo also orr duty 70 declare 10 the
ri@fgs sud isity of ouI oha-Ce. whicf we DO BY
tneS letter.. that heY tT. rGv ara NC1lBnn y
* ommln cstrd o0a 1 ia;uIu With ali pcI = ties
attscne1 20 this ceu-iFe ct the canon, uf the
thuich. NicHAFL rrgsT4SE
A.cb- bishop oi New \ rk.
e.. MCcoSNElt.
New lork. July s,lssI' se,reisry'
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

Hon. ..i. p. Norris, is IN Detroit.
I D Hssrh. Of sorins Lake. Is in the
eitv
Mrs. Hslsn Roberts has returned from
her slsit ir I9aia
Deputy Y s. Marshal J. VI. Triitt and
wife. of Niles, ars Whiting friends n the
city.
Aaiou Fos.s. r furniture dealer At Mani
toroc. Wis. is ~ the city On oGsiness and
pleasure
Mr. Herbert Annin. of Toledo. O.. - the
guest "a bis sister. Mrs. Barr Baker OF
James ST.
T. " Hovt nas resigned the position OF
Deputy Revenue Collector. which he has
held FOR four years tie will study law and
gof0 college Ia rle fal.
81. A. Boaxue. II the Railway Switch.
Sig11 and ia-e Company of Chicago. Is IN
me ritT sursrinte1dsug the uisciux OF three
gaiss and siTat's fsr the e. & w "
Burridgs y Butter. Of The Eagie. Who b.
che way j. the only suadsv school teacher
soiar- he nlen 3eTs 81 the Press Club. isn
Tor Aackinac last night FOR days recrea.
zion.
Aies He7wood the imDersonat0r. has
heen spending fer weeks Nith ffeads IN
bsit's Crsek. and leaves today for Nsx
Yes 20 psa7 "a lsgitimsts Grana few weeks
previous to tae organ 1afi0s 81 bis owa
O. upauy Cor the season Of ISIS
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
A STRANGE CRIMINAL
WITHOUT eITraa I9os on AIMS.
a tAmbisss hsn Breed yaass fares Ia.
dtsttnsats Sessgiae HAS, eite As4aait
Httb Iateet 40 Ali as Fke3as
estf- Dsfxnss.

tesI SALTS. Ark. Jaly 9 Sao brewer.
hsifbFsed Cherokss. who has both iess
aAhose TIE ankles and both arms OF above
the sib0ss, q "a sstendznoe al The Unltsd
States Court 70 suswss three indictments of
assault witb latent % kill. his wespon Of
warfare being Winchester une. Ia one OF
TIE cases he sctnosledses that be shot ~ =
nan nsmsd Phipps and killed the horse be
w2s ndlag bul eiai ms he aid Il ia sslf.ae
fsnse. The other two cases he declines
to discuss. saying they will have
10 prove II on him. Brewer Is
3 ye4rs "a, aud has wife and two child
fea. lie resides on farm near Fort Glib
sou. his principal occupsti0n being that OF
cowboy. lie = an expert horsemaD. aud =
good shot with the rife. In handling q
Winchester be works the hammer ang
trigger with the stump of bis left srn,
while with TIE stump oi his right sTm he
msnlruiaies the lever that throws the csf-
uiges into the gun ana the enpty SHELLS
ouf. lie lost his hmbs about ten years ago.
tie got on spree one night al Fort Glib
son. and the police uied 70 arrest him. BE
iog on Hset horse. he made good an
and got out of town. but in SO doing WAS
shot through the left hand by the ofiicef
The night MAS bitter cold and very dark,
and a. he went flying out toward his home
bis horse ran against telegraph pole and,
Brewers bead coming in contact with IL. he
was Knocked senSeless. While ying uncOn-
scious By the roadside snow Storm came
up, aud hours after. when he reeained con
sciousness, his feet and bands were so bai
ly frozen that he could not move. and
there lac lay until morning. when
he was discovered and conveyed
20 hls home His limbs had
TO be ampriaied Ia save his life and for n
period oi about line months he wss con
fDed 10 bis home. lie then took 10 horse
back riding, and has since enjoyed good
health. He has y pair of wooden feet and
ankles. the top of the latter being padded
Over these be draws PAIR. of long legged
boots, made 20 order and fastened 10 the
feet by means OF tacks. he draws the boot
legs over the stumps Of bis legs and siraps
them Just below the knee, and is :hus Ell
aaled TO hobh.e around without the aid of
cr,itcb or cane. he can mount and
disnount from "a horse with apparently
as much ease "a man with his
natural limbs. HIs life for the past four
teen years smacks OF the despersdo aud he
is clsssed - one OF the most dangerous
men IN his section.
He has fair education, and is an inter
estlng and pleasant man to converse with
when sober. bu' IS said TO be nelly terror
when dTunk Notwithstanding his condi-
ton and his faults. he manages 10 make q
fair seVpoTt Tor his family aud apparently
thinks much oi them. His approaching
trials IN the grave charges OF assault with
intentto kill do not seem to worry him in
the ledst.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
JEFF. DAVIS AGAIN
Hg TslLs OF his PROSECUTIONS
Accuses the fsasrsl 6otsEaAnent wtti
t0osptrins 10 nass Aim Asssssi-
as.sa- T.o Dsspsr.doe. hs-
leased Prom Prison ts
Atlf Him.

BsIrINoKK. Nd. Jnly s.-The Ha aid
will publish tomorrow = six column con.
tfibuiion from the pen of Col Schsrf the
vel known historian. giving az account
of recent important interviews with JEFF.
Davis. Davis declares that tie Federal COY
ernment oOnspired during the late MAI 70
have him asssssinated. In l66i he re-
ceived 90 anonymous letter from Philedel-
phis TO the ei3ec, that the Governor Of
fennsyissnia released two noted ceSpef
ADDE'S from the pepitengizry upon the con
dilion that they would go 70 Montgomery
aud kill Davis A reward Of
500. 900 was promised II successful
On the day Of the receipt Of this letter
he observed a man around his residence
acting suspciously. who be supposed esoap-
ed through gate which led 10 bic stable,
where a servant whom be had reared aud
who afterwards deserted hin. denied upon
inquiry that any body came there. on an
other occasion, While IN Richmond be Was
riding accompanied By Col. Johnston.
" hen 4 bullet whiszed uncomioFtAbly near.
vieilant search party discovered man
with rife underneath the flooring OF the
upper story OF an abandoned house who
gave lame account Of himself
as hiding 10 avoid cOnscrpiion.
The next morning Davis was
notified that this man, with liberal re
tanner in gold. bad employed a lawyer 30
SIZE ont wit of haoeas oorpuA De was
sent 10 Petersburg with Al explanatory
note and the hope that General lee wonld
put him iD the front line Ia stop bail in
tended for better man. What became Of
him Davis never learned. Davis was shot al
just as be was entering the suburbs OF Rich
mond In was twilight and shrubberv az
forded means of concealment and escape.
There were many reasons before the Dahl
gfen raid. Davis says. for believing that
efforts inconsistent with the rules Of war
as praoiiced By civilized nations were made
10 secure assassination. especially OF The
President. and 10 acquire information by
spies, resident ard transitory. and that
large rewards were offered for such serT-
ices. including arson and murder
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
a Modern Mirscle-worker

The Street Railway Company, which
never loses an opportunity TO furnish a
good entertainment for the public. have
engaged Professor King. the man who per
forms the wonderful feat OF waking aud
riding bicycle upon the water TO give
four exhibitions st Reeds Lave, the coming
week. one esch day, on Thursday. Friday.
Saturday and Sunday. between the hours
.: ana ! O'Clock. The Professor. besides
his exhibitions OF walking and riding the
oicrcle on the water. will entertain the
visitors al the lake with sb exhibition O.
bis remarkable skill IL performing on the
slack wire